Emily Riederer

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cloud.google.com/blog/product... I sometimes like to imagine that AI is a psyop just to get people to improve documentation by elevating markdowns to “serious engineering”

How the Open Knowledge Format can improve data sharing | Google Cloud Blog cloud.google.com
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  • Google Cloud released Open Knowledge Format v0.1, a vendor-neutral spec representing AI context as a directory of markdown files with YAML frontmatter.
  • Reference implementations include an Enrichment Agent for BigQuery, a static HTML visualizer, and sample bundles for GA4, Stack Overflow, and Bitcoin public datasets.
  • Authors Sam McVeety and Amir Hormati frame OKF as format-not-platform and call v0.1 a starting point, not a finished standard.
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Throwaway thought, but it’s wildly unhelpful to use AI as a catch all for everything from transformer-based sequence models to agentic coding assistants to LLM generated docs. I suspect sentiment varies a ton across those and lumping them together doesn’t make for a productive conversation

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Last night I tracked down Jenny Bryan’s absolutely lovely 2019 UseR! keynote on Code Smells (worth the watch, btw!) riffing off of Martin Fowler Confronting more AI slop documents this morning, may is suggested we adopt the “Claude smells”?

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I love the causal ML literature but my most lukewarm take is that we gotta rebrand “nuisance models” as “nuance models”. No reason to insult intricate models that are dealing with quite a lot of complexity for you

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